Her magic was unraveling.
“I’m sorry,” I said tightly. “It won’t happen again.”
Willa shuddered as she let go of my command to leave. “This pacing around and not doing anything isn’t healthy. If you aren’t going to talk to anyone, then you need something to do. Find a project. Pick up knitting. Whatever the hell it takes, but stop damaging the damn shower. We already owe London a stupid amount of money for the medical equipment that you and Kiana ruined. Honestly. The two of you can’t go anywhere.”
“Fine. You can leave now. I’m fine.”
Rolling her eyes, she muttered something under her breath and flounced out. I didn’t regret making her my third, but she sure as hell tried my patience sometimes.
Finn still stood where he was. I glared. “What?”
“Ava and Janelle are doing the best they
